Increasing, growing, long-lived.

High, noble status, or extra, abundant. Given in families where girls are born repeatedly. Etymology: Zohida (see).

Leader, chief, or the first, lead child in a family

A girl born after a pilgrimage, or a pilgrim, a worshiper who performs prayer

Girl who remembers Allah, praises and extols Him; pious girl

A strong, powerful, brave girl or a girl as beautiful and bright as the planet Venus.

A pilgrim girl, a worshipping woman.

A priceless, precious girl, like a blue-tinted gemstone (chrysolite)

The best, most excellent, or chosen one among women.

Intelligent and wise girl.

The Turkic synonym of the Arabic name Zuhra. It means bright and is used to signify someone shining like a lamp that illuminates the world.

Literally: light, bright, radiant, shining. Star of the Morning, radiant like Zuhro, comely, beautiful, fortunate. Zuhro was a quality (nickname) of Fatimah, the daughter of Muhammad (peace be upon him).

See Zuhro and Buvi.

A girl as radiant and bright as the planet Venus, with a beautiful face.

Youngest girl; also interpreted as smooth, soft, or gentle. Known as the name of Prophet Yusuf's wife.

Well-built, sturdy. In Muslim literature, the name of the beloved of Yusuf (Joseph in the Bible)

A shortened form of names starting with “Zul”. Forms: “Zul“ so‘zi bilan boshlangan ismlarning eq. shakli

Possessor of life, meaning a long-lived child

The twelfth month of the Hijri calendar; a girl born during that month.

Great, honorable, respected; possessor of beauty.